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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-09
RRArs THEnr III

Another Tumble in interest on
Farm Loans.
Three year loans at 9 per cent. Five
and seven years at less rate. No
commission. 1t will pay you big to
come and see me If you can't come,
write aud tell what you want. First
class security will pat rates away down.
Try It once. No blow about this, ac-
tual facts. j. w. Lowe,
Feb, 2lst. Phillipsburg, KS.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-09

Low rates Of interest, no commits
sions, ready money and courteous treat
ment, advertise the farm loans made
by j F Morse. Call and give him
your application for loan.
Charley Page started west 7 thursday
morning win a covered wagon Al d exc
poets 10 take a claim in one Of the 5ens
or Kansas esunt5ezs
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-09
Sir CLYDE

This beautiful draft stallion will
stand At my barn one mile northeast OF
Phillipsburg for the coming season Of
1881. y W. MAXsON.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-09

on HE 15567for the e& swE and VIZ seA section
20. township south, range II west He names
the following Witnesses TO prove his continuous
residence upOu. and cultivation Of said land viz
". w. Anderson, ". d. Archer, Dallas Harmon
and Rufus Keller, all OF PhiHipsburg. Kansas.
JOHN bISSELL- REGISTER.
Kons i Bickford, Atty's m5
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-09
COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
E. ALBAUGH, Pro'r.
PHILLIPSBURG, KANs.

This House has recently beer re-attsd and re-
arranged and now offers as good recommendation
SIS viii be found IN Northwest Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-09
PTBLfCATIOy NOTICE.
Land Omes at -. -. |

March I'd, 1887. No. sos
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has fled notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support his claim, and that said
proof viii be made before Clerk District Court CT
Probate Judge at Phillipsburg, Kan, on April 10,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-09
- Kirwin g Election-

There were Two tickets in the field at KirWin
last Tuesday. Below we give the vote poued:
CITIZENS TICKET
For Mayor,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-09

In the District Court of Phillips County, State Of
Kansas.
c. HICKENLOOPER,
Plaintif. + CONSTRUCTIVE
VS.. SERVICE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

NoRFoLE, Va. August IA ter,
riblc massacre occurred Monday
night At Cspe Charles, in the lower
part of Eastern shore, Va. y heet OF
fishing schooncrs arrived there on
Monday from the Rappahannok river
some OF The fishermen after drinking
freely got into disturbance withsomc
of the citi1rus which the town baiiil
attempted to quiet, lie was knocked
down several times hy one OF the
fishermen and he opened fire on the
strangers who were unarmcd. Sew
eral citizens also Joined in firing and
many Of the fishermen were wounded.
The Others Il a TO their boats and pu,
out into the bay, carrying with them
all their wouAicd except five who
were too severely injured TO get
away. several OF the wounded men
Will probably die.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

Of northeastern Iowa. Abou; ;No
iuche. fell before 5, cleared. Both
corn. grain AMI pastursge are greatly
helped.
HALF THE RICE aoNE.
COLUMBIA. sc. August ll.-Over
itUol acres of rice On the CsroAhs
.ide of the savannah river has been
almost totally destroyed. Augusta
and ~ miles of the interior tor the
third time !, under wa:cr, this season.
Very little rice OH ihe savannah river
VIII be saved aud 100000 acres on
OXechee and 500. acrts on Ate
maha are threatened, bu. rot yet lost.
In the immediate vicinity Of Char les
ton there has been no loss, and 1t Is
believed that fully one hall of the
rice product OF the state, or 100000
barrels OF rice, hs. been lost.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

LApoNlA; Tex August IA fatal
difficulty occurred at the Tennessee
saloon this afternoon between James
Pierce and Louis Golden, resulting in
Pierce cutting gas h just above col
den's left kiduey nine aud .
half inches long Both parties were
drinking Pierce called for drinks
for some three or four and land the
money on the counter. 1t disappear
ed aud he accused Golden Of taking.
it, Golden tapped Pierce in the
mouth, Pierce walked out and soon
returned. Golden asked him to take
drink and ca. J, square, when Pierce
cut him. Both PARTIES are raiIroal
laborers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

nnU. ~. - sSA....~
Ia passed over the
lon of this county
cely a stalk of
ling in the track Of
|were blown down
lroofed. 1t reseins :
covered an area Oh
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

WASHlNGTuN, August ll.-lastern
Texas; Generally fair weather, south
erlv winds, stationary temperature.
Arkansas Fair weather, southcrly
winds, becoming yarlab,y cool in
western portion stationary,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

CHARLES roN, W. \ Sc, Augustll.-
lac residence OF Henry Wins ton,
rinteudent OF the Crescent Goa
Works, burned yesterday. Mr.. Win
.,on, two children, aged and :
years. were inside. Tie youngest
.eaped into his father arms at bid
ding;the older OF the little ones t.mid-
~ .-chncd the leap aud died for want
OF faith.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12
n - NE - - - ~
Absolutely Pure.

rnis povcer never varies Amsryei or puI'
=. strength an d wholesomeness More econ.
mical than the ordinary kinds. And cannot NJ we Dc
o ast short reight' alum or phosph ate DOW
lars sold Sniv nv the Rovsl eaking Powder
compsny, lOS Wall ct. New York,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

u.s. RAILWAY TO DEATH
CHICAGO, Augustil.-Iti, reported
nat al excursion train on tAe IJledo
Peoria and Warsaw railroad went
through the bridge at ChatswortA,
Ill.,, late Ia ni-ht, aud ttA. iQ9 people
we're Killed and injured.
II r. CoNFGRHE'.
CHAr.woRrH, ILL.,, August ia
train lett Bloomington, asst nig I, Tor
Niagara Falls % the llInoI. Central
railway. the intention being 10 come
here by that rysd aud from here, by,
wa, Of Toledo. Peoria All Warsaw
Asthe tran uearcd Piper City.A mail
town in Ford county tue bridge
crossing tho Ncrmiii0n river gave
way. plungingthe engine aud several
ear- down thesteep embau mcnt int
tho stream The car- raug no ire from
lamp. AMI fearful panic cu-Ued. On
investigation it WAS found that ncariv
clclr-i9ni-ts were Killed orr
uurcI.
A,oSnro rok STORY
Cm,>oo, Augu.tIl.-A conductor
the Chilgo aud Alton passenger
rain which has just arr ad from
B.oomu .tOu. where tuc Toledo,
rcoriA and War..w, aud the C.icago
and Alton railways connect learned
rom ono OF 'uc c)u3 u-tor, of the first
AIMED road that Hu accident bad
.urrcd near Piper CIV, q .fGAa
.tulu cast of ChatsWOrth. An cE-
lr-.Dn train. while Oa tNe bridge
..ar Piper tIt}. .lWc into co.,. sion
with another train going lp the oppo-
.i.e direction. The car of the cNcur-
ION train W re piled up)u each other
fearful confusion, and from the
hook Of the collision The ridge gave
,yay. sever cars were lrccipiia'cd
into The stream The conductor says
.na. the hillcd number between forty
aud nfy and that the injured number
more than twice that number. The
accident occurred some time before
and 4 clock this morning, y
-eliof train with physicians was sent
rom Peoria this morning to the scene
the wreck.
MORE pARrtC GLARS.
GuArsWoKrH, August IA Mag
ara excursion train OH the Toledo,
.'e1ria aud Western railway, consist
.ng OF scYcntccn coaches aud -leepcrs
.roWded with passengers from 'co
aIa. III and points a,Ong the Inc was
wrecked 'pgcther with tho baggage
-ar. Engineer McClutock was IN
stanty ,dlcd and two fireman
ami the other engineer escaped scrl
pu injury The ears were pucd up
ou Il. tor of the two engines, being
lelescoped aud heaped across ami on
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

and competent expert CAL and d. see ".
han at the music house OF mos
GoSean s. Bro, No. 1863 South Fourth
street, Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

We ester to all classes of trade ana
otrer bargains in low, medium ana
fine grades OF goods during our
n nlas, no sale. Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

foo often cathartic pills pr9uutie :,
or iTu and. violent pains, Mar5is,
ee; ,tpauSi is gentle laxative, mild IN
it's effects and specia'i! ahA0a'''
children.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

which place them within the re S bS an
all % There is nothing like style "heh
Won can afford II.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

d ,.t fff..far
a"i ~, mo-, ven - sound can be heard
80 them. ttis feered that all are
nosd sndtha nu,i. her killed i.uow e.
,ims,ed at - TIE wounded 30 far
ftU Tho following are
..,.,... ,,,r ,.,,rrr
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~ VI LII ! y n, Vl eolts' ~,
gincer, s-ed - lie 'eA'es 'ie Hu'
TWO cAlIdrep.
|t y VI LIN d H." * '' 10 I''' N"'
MIS- MN - " :, i a.. "a % d
AK II !, VI ~ -, Il 49,. J. II i-'' eN'''
An - LAtI', i. ~
VI lfo' I'I'' - O'--' l. VI '''''' '-'
Acr oaDH, ..,,-,,.,,,,r.~., .,.,\t.
" ILL a VI : ! ia II l''N ''o'-' INV - .
TWO uauRh 'tI7',
"a. / ; j - 'hL M. IT,
VI = = ~ j..
Mi,o' ~, W ~ - :, , J.,
W.. N,'HI',ii' - = n II
ViSS III. an ArANS
WIN. REAGAN.
MISS FRENCH HANNA.
Mrs. NALENTINE
MRS. VALLEJO, and her daugh-
ter.
FRED KENNEL aal his Gaag h,er
of Peoria.
seems AND INCIDENTS.
Nfrs Eat. eros. Of shington.
nj and Miss Cora smith of Peoria
.oro drcadful.y mann,ed. IL J.. imuos-
.iblrto '0.ta'fIll i.t. EVERYTHING Is
in widest confusion, Many ar
IUanp,ed beyond recognition y
private dispatch from Superintendent
Armstrong saws. bodies 20 far have
been tshtn out az tn wreck at
CAqtsuorth.
......,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12
DISASTER u IH0rERTY.

81. LOUIS. August lily es,erday
was disastrous day for the fire
dcplrtH mt OF his city. No les, than
-i.'ceu ire alarms were turned in
ami the apparatus was continually on
the 20. only two fires, how ever,
rC-u'ted with heavy loss, Bishop "
spears prmu. warehouse aud the
surrounding tuildug,. a9grcg gazing
$4,000. Three men were killed and
four wounded The ruins a-e still
-mou.dcriug aud the iircmeu are
pouring on water, Standing III dan
gerous proximity 20 the hanging
wall, and The weakened buildings.
Other ,ossc, fell on tho Sect Wine
Companio- buildings, which began to
burn shortly before 5 o'clock last
night, having evidently caught fire
from stable in the rear of John
Arnolds plumbing establishment,
No. $40 South Broadway, which is IN
the rear of the Sect Wine Company
building. Thi- ire was put out early
in the afternoon, with loss of 81 .OOO
and it is thought some sparks became
concealed in the Sect Company 5
building, and few hours later devel.
oped the IRE which was also commu-
nicated to Schilfing ~ Schnaider
Brewing Compsuy'S house, destroy
ing 5000 bushels of malt and causing
loss to them ofS2IoOO. All were full
ly insured The Sect Wine Compa-
ny's loss on their building was ; BOO
! and on stock $4,000. Their stock OF
line wines stored in vaults was saved
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

PADroAH, ny. August IL w
reached here yesterday OF disastrous
coulagration "a. Dyer.burg, n small
town situated about 81 miles above
this city On the Cumberland river, in
SIS Aich eleven building, and their con-
tents, in the principal portion of the
town, were destroy The fire broke
out in frame building occupied by a
millinery establishment. Before the
lanes could be got under control the
entire block was destroyed. The total
los, j. about $4,000 which is partly
covered by in rapec.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

BROOKLYN. Is.. August 1.-THE
Fire Yesterday Destroyed kiugslow
opera house and the four adjoining
buildings. The loss is $4,000; iasur.
auce 5000. ". VI. Crawford was
killed Uy the falling building. War
rem Martin was run over by lire
engiuo and fatally hurt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

Mrs. Kate eros, Of W shington,
Ill.,. and Miss Cora smith OF Peoria
are drcadfuLy man1,ed 1t j. impos-
.ib.e 10 ct a full i-t. Everything Is
in widest confusion. Many ar
luangicd beyond recognition, y
private dispatch from ~ppes.nteniet
Armstrong sey- bottle, 20 far have
been tsh,u out ut IT, WrecN AT
Chats" orth.
, 1887-12-21
acknowledgements

- FOLGE Ordre fra Gouverne-
. mentet bekjendtgj6res heryed,
at ale, som MATTE have Documen-
ter, der skulde ~bel@gges med Stem.
pelpapir for indev@rende Aar vile
have at henvende sig Stempelpapirs1
Contoiret i Christiansted linden den
Tide Januar nestkommende, da
ingen senere TdleveIing af Stempel
papir for 1887 vii fnde Sted.
Stempelpapirs : Contoiret Christiansted St.
Croix den 12te December 1887.
.e, OTTO G. KNUDSEN.
, 1887-12-21
Translati on.


TT is hereby made known that the
Government Of the Danish West
India Islands has authorised Mr..
ROBERT V. KLEINSCHMIDT to
act as Imperial German Consul tor
St. Thomas and St. Croix during the
temporary absence of Consul Il.
BECKER.
Government secretary's Office, St. Croix,
the 18th December 1887.
.aa VAN BRAkLE.
, 1887-12-21
- u 01M o tx A WI -

ana :as6geP fa3m o3nnig45usa S16.,o4 81 on III ata..a.i.n. -
.s. When o person lawfully concerned makes complaint to the
Policemaster, chat a person upon whom the obligation rests,
either by agreement or by award, in accordance with the fore.
going rules, to.carry out any feaing work, has not fulfilled his
obligation in this regard within ne time allowed fort, the Pc,
licemas str shall, by an entry written on the complaint, refer it
to the surveyors or re-surveyors before whom the agreement was
made or by whom the award was given, and they shall decide
without appeal whether the complaint is justified. With regard
to the hearing Of such a sase. The summoping of the parties &c,
the rules given in s s 9-l2 shall be applicable. '"s
Should the complaint be found to be justified, the surveyors
cause the work, which remains over, to be done for account of
the person concerned. For Tneetipg during the case and also
when the completed work is given over, the surveyors are emit
tied to payment according to Is. D# ~ h"a ht = -
1a4 - sa e}@2 10 4sS II. ,i9aetaFl gst@..
ALL the expenses arising from the application of this Bylaw.
such as payment for work done, payment to surveyors and otter
ers, compensations or expenses in the hearing of the eases &C.,
can be enforced by levy. 9 =. GO
To which all concerned have to conform,
The Government Of the Danish West India Islands,
st. Thomas the 9Th of December 1887. e.t
Under my Hand and the Seal of Governments
C..H. ARENDRUP.
" .u... ~.
~ .or fmf aaa.sI- Ha4 4.ge+ ~
"h@ - i-tf,@ Van Brake
, 1887-12-21

sf ma88a.48sf 9g4 aEfa4 Si16. s4ate ads i8 48ija9W II s6oa
aNaar der for PolitImesteren af rette Vedkomme1de f5res
Klage over, at den, hvem Diet efter Forig eller Kjendelse iiHen-
hold til de foregaaeirie Reger paahviler at udfore noget Heghs-pl
arbeide, like har efterkommet sin Forpigtelse Il itenne Hen
seende we'd Udi6bet aft den dertil indr0mmedet First, henviser "
Politimesteren we'd Paategning pa Klagen sagen til de Sk9jonsc:.'
eller Oyersk0ns- M@nd, for hvem Foiliget or indgaaet, teller at
hyem Kiendelsen er afsagt, og disse afgjore ia uden Appel ON
Klagen err begrundet. Med Hensyn til denne Forretidng, Par
ternes IndkaldeIse til samme, med mere, gj@de ely 5 9l2
eiyne Regler. Findes Klagen begrundet, foranstalte' Skj0ns4sa
mandenc Diet manglende Arbeide udf0rt for Vedkommendes Reg
ming. f. Mode under ForreGningen SAINT we'd Arbeidets Ahe-
vering till ommer der Skj0nsmendene Betaling efter 5 10.
Samtlige Udgifter, som fyde af Anvendelsen afdenne We'd
tmgt. saasom Detailing for udforte Arbeider, Detailing til
Ski6ns.og Si@~yningsm@nd, Erstatning eller Omkostninger
we'd Sagernes Behandling o. S. '. kunne inddrives. we'd I'd
painting. mt 81 49, 5. Da taam
Hyorefter allie V~edkommende sig have at rette.
Gouuernementet for de dansk- vestndisEe Der,
st. Thomas den 8de December 1887, ~4e III.
Under min Hand og GOuvernementets SegI. ,.sas
c.. Fl. ARENDRUP. ~..o.
.sac'c G. eas. a# (ESJ !" H1 e#t.. US aaat@
~ . HO t-%u. o,sax4vl@a ~ >fhpt
q @-----@
Rn Z: ,. Van Brake
, 1887-12-21
Bekjendtgjorelse

n,ET bekjendtgjores herved, at
" Gouvernementet for de dansk-
ve~stindiske Ger har bemyndiget Herr
ROBERT V. KLEINSCHMIDT til
at fungere som Kejserlig Tydsk Con
sui for St. Thomas og St. Croix un-
der Consul F.. BECKER'S midler-
tidige FravRrelse.
Gouvernements- Secretariatet, St. Croix,
den 13de December 1887.
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1887-12-21
acknowledgements

6NSDAGEN den 28de December
u d. A. Ettermiddag Kl. 4 vii i en-
Skiftesamling, der afholdes her
paa Kontoret i abode Kj0bmand
THOMAS EDWARD MENDES
Bo, blive foretaget en- forel0big
Udbetaling af de i Boet anmeldte
F%ordringer.
Christiansteds Skifteret, St. Croix den lite
December 1887.
MAXEN,
, 1887-12-21
PURSE:

John Armstrong; Full cry Bay stal. IL
hands lin, 70 lbs. Green Jacket
yellow cap.
Fl. G. Hagemann's Henry, CHI. stall. ID
hands lin, rs lbs. Black jacket,
9 : blk. & VIII. cap,
nc. Arendrup s w. Wilson's Joe,
or. gel. IA hands lin. 90 lbs. Pink
fa3 Jacket, green cap, :.
VIM. McEvoy's Blue Pigeon, black stal.
.HE.4 13 hands 2ain., 83 lbs. White blue &
red jacket, blk. cap.
John Hewitts Dolce Belle, Bay mare,
13 hands pin, 81 lbs. Red jacket,
white cap.
WIN. McEvoy's Pepper, grey gel. la
hauds 34in., So lbs. Blaze jacket,
red cap.
ii. ID. McDonald's Randy grey gel. 13
- s.hainIds u ill.,, 78 fbs..a yellow. jacket,
.la'' red and white cap. siojas994G
@LABOURERS' STAKE 'sa
q WIN f4enry'si Jerry, Bay stal. catch
Weight. Red jacket, whit. eap-iM
j Geo. Abbot's. Brown George, a chc stal.
l34sl :, catch weight, White jacket, black
Robert ssap5 Jonesss's sorcerers,, iron grey
/ nssi .'stal.l catch weight, Blue Blue jacket, red
'.. 4 se aap,a Race ;,, win. b, opened fol, entries
the day of the Races Entrance fee $500.
Horses Of IA hands or under only are
available for this race.
, 1887-12-21
The Lone Point Stake:

E. R. Ford's Whipster, Bay gel. Ii hands
13in., 1o7lhS. White jacket, red cap.
John Armstrong; Fall cry, Bay stall. 10
i "a. hands 13in., 100 lbs. Green jacket,
4 yellow cap.
Fl. G. Hagemann's Henry, Oh. stat. 10
hands lin, 106 lbs. Black jacket,
black & white cap. .
w. q. Browns Snap, Oh. stall. Is hands
lin. ;, 1O4 lbs. Red jacket. blue cap;
VIM. Wilson's Bismarck, Bay stal. II
hands 33in., SO lbs. Blue jacket, red
, 1887-12-21
ENETRTES
for the St. Croix Races
10th. Deer. 1887.
The ST. CROIX CUP:

II. D. McDonald'S Gypsy, bay mare, IT
hands 3in., lis lbs. Yellow jacket,
red and white cap.
II. C.. Arendrup & w. Wilson's Joe, or.
gel. IA hands lin, 100 lbs. Pink
jacket. green CAP.
VIM. McEvoy's Blue Pigeon, black stall.
10 hands 23in., Ill lbs. White blue'
and rcd jacket, black cap.
VIM. McTGv0y'S Diaro, black mare, ID
hands 4n., 1l7lhs. Bluejacket, red cap.
John .Hewitt's Benaparte, Bay Stal.
10 hands 23in., Hobbs. Red jack
ct, blue cap.
John Hewitt's Dolce Belle. Bay mare,
13 hands 24in., 100 lbs. Red jacket,
white cap. H'
, 1887-12-21

0~RvINaERNE ! Boet efter aldo
de alias
Grumkorn Der afs Staden dindkaldes
herved med Aar og Days Varsel TIL
for .sainSstte gnede skkaietteset at anmelde
og bevisliggJore. deres ArYeret, ,sles1
SChristiansteds Skifteres, ST. Croix den late
December 1887, eGI |ssc 8nIs-ya!ads J,
sas yf, .asaa ,,lig MAXEN,9ys
, 1887-12-21

1T BoetI eeffteeff I afgangne, aParcellist:
AABRAHAMx FEELAND afa Re-
treat under .. ID. 'er sluttet.afsden
h~erv@rende skifterete bekjjenFsdht5ggjorrsess'
nerVea,s Ra i.ff J4s 9, .9e. o. 9iut,
Christlanstesds Skifteret, st. Croix den 14de
December 1887. ast wei af.is 5eEm f!9ta.
9 MAVEN,
est.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-09-23
Shaving Dead Men.

"I've been paid as high $40. and
never iess than So, for shaving dead
men," said q Chicago barber to an
Inter- Ocean reporter. "That is the
regular price and won't take less.
"a funny thing happened once
when l was working in Pittsburg,
Pa. One night rich iron man died
out Oakland avenue, and q colored
barber went to fix him up. When
he had shaved one side of the face il
was necessary to turn the corpse
over l suppose there was some air
in the lungs, but. anyway, when be
turned him over, the corpse gave an
awful groan. The barber dropped
the razor and let out yell that
brought the whole household to the
spot on the run. Before anybody
got there the barber was out Of the
house, and down the avenue as if the
old boy was after him, and at every
jump he let out screech. When
one of men went into the room he
saw the razor and nearly half of the
left ear lying on the floor. The ra,
zor had just happened to strike it
when the barber dropped it and ran.
A doctor was sent for, who sewed
the ear on, and then he sent for me.
l finished shaving the man, and left
the house with crisp $40 bill in
my pocket"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-09-23

--Bystander- doctor, what dc
you think of this mans injuries ~
Doctor-"Humpb Two of them are
undoubtly fatal, but as for the rest OF
them, time alone can tell"
Guest (rising excitedly from the
table) Its soorry I'd be to disturb
the hllarity of the meeting, but | be-
lieve some joker's been sailing the
gooseberries ~
"A bow-legged man was standing
before the fire warming himself. A
small boy watched him intently for
awhile and then broke out: "Say,
mister, you're standing too near the
fire, l guess, you're a-warping."
"A recent act of Congress gives
Gen. Sherman a Secretary. The
population of the United States is
growing so rapidly that old Tecum'
sch found it impossible to kiss all
ladies in the land without an assist
ant.
-"What a lovely cow, Uncle
James 7" exclaimed O Boston girl,
the morning after her arrival, "and
how comically she moves her head. "
"Yes. but don't you get too near
that cow" he's al ugly critter."
Soon the autumn tinge will be
discernible ip the foliage,
People should not throw weeds
or rubbish on the public roads. 1t is
against the law.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-09-23

to have no doubt Hhateyer that the
sentence of four OF the seven would
be commuted.
Upon what do you base that opin.
ion ~ was asked.
II have reasons for believing that
officers representing the prosecution
will use their efforts to bring about
such results. l have not only my
opinion that that will be the case, but
l have their word for it :"
Which of the Anarchists will
have their sentences commuted, if
any !"
Il do not believe Samuel Fielden,
Michael Schwab or A. B. Parsons
will ever be hanged, and very much
doubt whether Adolph Fischer will.
AS to the others, at present l must
confess it looks pretty blue.
why should those four be let of
easier than the others ?"
"The testimony as to them was so
different and their conduct and act.
ions as proved was such as to war
rant difference in the punishment. ="
Judge Carey, who presided at the
trial of the Anarchists, was surprised
out of his usual calm reserve when
the news of the decision reached him
oa the bench, where he was hearing
another case. When assured that
the report was true, he said well
all have got to say is that the ver-
diet is just one" The venerable ju-
rist thoughtfully passed his hand
across his forehead for a moment and
then resumed his occupation.
Joseph r. Buchanan, the Social
list editor, who has charge OF .he An
archist defense fund, said that should
the State Supreme Court refuse to
grant an appeal to the United States
Supreme Court, or not act on the
matter in time to have their decision
act as a supersedeas before the date
set for the execution of the SEN
tence, application will be made to a
Justice OF the United States Supreme
Court for supersedeas. If these pro-
cesses fail. an appeal to Executive Glenn
ency will be made. The petetions
for clemency will be presented to
Gov. Oglesby.
Mayor Roche said this afternoon
that police had been directed to per-
NIT no meeting of Anarchists and to
allow no incendiary speeches 70 be
made.